Martini Fest Tickets

The Martini Fest was so much fun. Thankful that we arrived early enough to not have to wait in the long lines to taste the different martini's. The food and music was great. Had a lot of fun with the photo booth. My main reason for going was to see Andy Grammer, but everything about the night was worth the money spent on the tickets.

If you weren't with a great group of people I could see how one may have become aggravated. The martini glasses were mini, which wouldn't have been a big deal but the lines were very long. The photo booth was fun and the entertainment was good. I would go again if they had a better set up next year. Maybe some high top tables and martinis being walked around and handed out to help the line control.

the portions were small the lines were too long. I think they should have double lines and larger portions. Music was poor

Too long of lines, Andy Grammer is a poor man's John Mayer, martini's all sucked. Alisha was so wrong and owes me $40.

The lines were too long and Martini glasses were like shots which no one was expecting. We got to a lot of events and this by far was the worst.

Not many vendors, pathetic sized drinks, lines were way too long and when you finally got there everything was substandard. After 20 minutes I walked out and I will not be back again. Huge shame as I am I huge martini drinker. It was all a joke.

The good: - The music - The idea/concept - The people The bad: - The cheap 2 oz plastic martini glass provided at check-in - The VIP area (sorry to anyone who paid extra for that) - The multiple advertising booths (not serving martinis or even related) The ugly: - Waiting in line for 45 minutes to get ONE shot-size taste of a martini - Multiple vendors running out of martinis before 9pm - Blue Martini having a photo booth instead of a martini booth (are you kidding me)

The worst 50+ bucks I have ever spent. Tiny tiny martinis, long lines, and Andy Grammar was on stage for about 20min.